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Now that the nights are drawing in, the days are cooler and we are seeing a lot more rainy and windy weather, do you find it’s a struggle to get out in the garden?  Make the most of a nice day to get the grass cut, rake up fallen leaves & pick up any debris...

Gardening under the Lockdown conditions caused by the coronavirus crisis, has been the one thing for many people which has kept them sane.  The plant & seed companies were as busy as the supermarkets with queues just to get onto their websites.  Then,...

With the high winds and almost constant rain in January & February, I’m sure I’m not the only one after that, looking forward to longer days and warmer weather.  We all feel so much better and can finally get started on those gardening tasks and get the lawnmowers...

As I write this we’re at the end of a wet and windy week in January. There’s been no sign of snow (maybe still to come) and although it has been cold, we’ve also had some relatively bright days too.  It might be tempting, on a mild day, to get out there and cut...

As you're putting your garden power tools away for the winter, it’s worth taking some time to ensure they’ll be good to go next year. Use these five tips to prepare your garden tools for storage – and keep them in top condition for spring: 1. Make sure all tools are...

Winter is coming so to prepare your lawnmower for next spring please see below. Clean out debris from underneath your lawnmower.  Grass compacts under the deck, scrape it out and give it a dose of WD40 or equivalent, this reduces your deck rotting and grass...